Carine Le Roy-Gleizes, a partner in Foley Hoag's Paris office, has broad experience in environmental law. She works on both litigation (before administrative, civil and criminal courts) and advisory matters having to do with environmental regulations regarding regulated facilities, industrial risks, waste management, water or air impacts, soil and groundwater contamination, health and safety-related issues, sustainable development and chemical products.
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Carine advises private entities, industrial actors and public entities. She often represents international manufacturing concerns in connection with the setting of new industrial projects and compliance issues relating to current operations of industrial sites. Carine has developed considerable experience with plant closures, remediation, real estate matters and other asset transfers (including drafting environmental warrantees).
Carine assists public entities in connection with reconversion of brownfields or liabilities issues, and also is experienced with water-related issues.
Carine is a lecturer at the Centre de Formation de Droit de l’Environnement and often speaks on environmental issues at seminars. She has authored numerous articles regarding environmental law for various industry publications. Carine is a member of several scientific committees (including INTERSOL, relating to soil contamination and ATMOSF’AIR, relating to air issues), and is also involved in various environmental law working groups and think-tanks.
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